My dog waited the full 90 seconds no matter whether I was looking or not, which resulted in your placing him dead center in the middle of the graph. Which I understand (after reading your explanation). However, FYI, I just tried a test where I told him to leave the treat alone, then left the room and closed the door behind me. This door has a vent at eye level, and I watched him after leaving the room. He started to go to it, then stopped himself, then waited another 10 to 15 seconds, then ate the treat. So that shows he's wily if he's sure he's unobserved. Maybe you could add this test -- at least in cases of dogs that go the full 90 seconds for all the other Cunning tests.

My dog waited the full 90 seconds no matter whether I was looking or not, which resulted in your placing him dead center in the middle of the graph. Which I understand (after reading your explanation). However, FYI, I just tried a test where I told him to leave the treat alone, then left the room and closed the door behind me. This door has a vent at eye level, and I watched him after leaving the room. He started to go to it, then stopped himself, then waited another 10 to 15 seconds, then ate the treat. So that…

this breed of dog is known for being a one person, "Velcro dog." They always want to be where you are and are known for being "nosey" and curious They are known for being "hard headed," this is just a way of saying their people have to know at least 10 ways to skin a cat. Cattle Dogs have a profound sense of fairness and know when they're being mistreated. The more intelligent the Heeler, the more difficult to train. They have their own ideas of how things should be done, their human has to convince them to come around to their way of thinking so they can work as a team. Srsly, I don't know why this dog isn't already on the list. We train because we know whats goof for us, a Cattle Dog will wreck your home if they haven't been exercised and trained sufficiently.

this breed of dog is known for being a one person, "Velcro dog." They always want to be where you are and are known for being "nosey" and curious They are known for being "hard headed," this is just a way of saying their people have to know at least 10 ways to skin a cat. Cattle Dogs have a profound sense of fairness and know when they're being mistreated. The more intelligent the Heeler, the more difficult to train. They have their own ideas of how things should be done, their human has to convince them to come around…

The breed is classified by the FCI as a medium-sized hound, with the general characteristics of the Mid-European type, in that breed registry's classification system. The UKC classifies the breed in that registry's Scenthound group. The Translvanian Hound is hardy, and able to tolerate rough weather condition

Lacys are the state breed of Texas (sometimes called the Texas Blue Lacy.) Search for "Life After People Lacys" on YouTube and after the 4 minute clip you'll see why they should be listed! They are the best breed in the world if you want a small, smart, gritty working dog. And sweet as pie, too.

These dogs are mostly 1/2 French Bulldog, 1/4 Boston Terrier, 1/4 pug. They look very much like a Frenchie with big ears they can hold up but tend to let them flop back on their necks unless they are interested or listening to something and they pop up again. These dogs also have the extra skin that is normal to the pug. Definately been seeing more of these types of dogs last few years.

My border collie is really a New Zealand Heading dog, but it does not appear on the dropdown breed list. They do the same type of work as a border collie and work like them. They are bred from border collies.

Alaskan Klee Kai are a relatively new and rare breed, developed about 35 - 40 years ago from the Alaskan husky. They are similar in appearance to the Siberian Husky and Alaskan Malamute (northern breed with masks) but miniaturized. They tend to be intelligent, independent, bond tightly to their owners, and somewhat reserved around strangers. I'm curious to see how they would compare to toher breeds.